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Scottish Supreme Court Hears Landmark Case on Gender Recognition and Women's Rights

The Supreme Court deliberates a pivotal case defining women's rights under the Equality Act amidst ongoing debates over transgender rights.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 4:41 PM ET

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The Supreme Court in London is hearing a case determining if trans women with Gender Recognition Certificates (GRC) should be legally considered women under the 2010 Equality Act. For Women Scotland is challenging the interpretation that the GRC supersedes biological sex. The outcome will impact women's rights, the definition of sex, and potentially, access to single-sex spaces. The court is expected to deliver its judgment after extensive arguments about the legal recognition of gender identity and its implications for existing legislation.

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